Closed giubacc closed 2 years ago
Currently we only have a docker compose inside the docker folder to launch a postgres and an elastic locally, in order to run integration tests. But what you are proposing is a simpler approach and I like it.
If you would like to contribute, open a PR with a proposed solution (also a partial solution) and then we can chat about it.
Sure, please assign to me this issue.
closed with #49
For the purpose of both developing and testing would be nice having a predefined environment already available out of the box. At the moment In order to develop and test one must set up its own environment on his machine, this involves installing go compiler, make, mysql, elastic and so on. This is not always desiderable for the user; much better having the project to be fully enclosed on its own environment. A nice thing vscode can do is that it can take care of all this simply instructing it to build and then connect to a docker container. A developer could immediately start building and immediately test the project in a replicated and verified env.